The tree tag has no usage guidance.
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Have tree hide gitignored files
Is there a way to make tree not show files that are ignored in .gitignore?
Thanks!
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'cd' complexity on ext4
In order to store attachments, a /path/to/atts/ directory will have numerous child-directories (product IDs) created (from 1 to ~10,000 or maybe more in the future), and in each of this subdir, 1 to ~...
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System is no longer outputting UTF-8 characters
I just had an issue with my server where it responded incredibly slowly, so I forced it to reboot over SSH. When I connected back, I found out my system no longer outputs certain characters correctly.
...
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Tree/Find command on symlinks
I have a folder with symlinks which are pointing to other folders, how can i recursively look into those folders? I would like to do a grep on those results to search for matches.
doing tree will ...
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1answer
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tree command in a shell script doesn't append slashes for directories
I have a shell script executes tree command
$ cat _tree.sh
#!/bin/sh
tree -L 2 --charset ascii -I "_tree.sh|LICENSE|README.md|node_modules|nbproject"
$ sh _tree.sh
.
|-- bower.json
|-- dpl
|-- dst
|...
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Process tree using fork() [closed]
I am given the task of creating this process tree in C using fork, if and else:
|_____1___
|___2__ |
|_4_ | |_3_
| | | | |
Or as a pstree like drawing:
p(0)─┬─p(1)───p(3)
├─p(2)
...
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How to exclude the files with all the 4-digit numbers without the first five numbers by wild card in tree command
I want to exclude list the following number
0005
0006
...
9998
9999
I try the following code, but failed
And I use
tree -I '*.[0-9][0-9][0-9][5-9]'
But It creates line with
0014 0024...
I ...
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How do I install TREE when the command line doesn't work?
I tried to install TREE via the sudo apt-get install tree command but nothing but an error happens ("sudo: apt-get: command not found"). How do I fix this?
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Print indentations with whitespace only in tree command
I want to list the subdirectories of a directory using tree command. But I don't want to print indentation lines. I only want to have the whitespaces instead.
I couldn't find the correct parameter ...
0
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Using `tree`, how do I output files before subdirectories?
I tried to combine --dirsfirst and -r, but directories still show up on top, only in reverse alphabetical order. It seems like -r is applied first, which is also indicated by the man pages.
Any other ...
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combine the best of 'du' and 'tree'
I'm wondering if we can combine the honesty of 'du' with the indented formatting of 'tree'. If I want a listing of the sizes of directories:
du -hx -d2
...displays two levels deep and all the size ...
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votes
1answer
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How to make tree output only files?
tree has a -d option to "List directories only.". However, I cannot seem to find an option to "List files only." I have looked through the man page, but I cannot seem to find an option for listing ...
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1answer
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Passing list of ignored directories to `tree` command [duplicate]
I'm writing a script in which I need to generate a tree of directories.
How to pass to tree a variable with list of directories to ignore? And those directories are with spaces in name.
I tried ...
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Display btrfs subvolume tree
Is there a way to make a btrfs subvolume tree like what is shown below? (Only subvolumes - no regular directories or files.)
# tree /mnt/1
/mnt/1
├── a
├── snapshot
│ ├── a
│ └── subv
└── subv
...
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votes
1answer
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Automatically colorize the output of tree
In plain zsh, tree is set similar to --color=auto by default. However, when I use Oh-My-Zsh, tree doesn't show colors. Since tree does not have a --color=auto option, how can I override the setting ...
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Create tree of processes
I'm implementing pstree as an assignment,
and I would like to create test tree of processes, but I'm struggling to do so.
I tried to do something like this to create tree of background processes ...
2
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1answer
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Tree with directory name and filenames
I run with tree 1.7.0
tree -PF dat
It gives
.
├── 0deg/
├── 105deg/
├── 120deg/
├── 135deg/
├── 150deg/
├── 15deg/
├── 165deg/
├── 180deg/
├── 210deg/
├── 240deg/
├── 270deg/
├── 300deg/
├── ...
2
votes
1answer
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Tool to add hierarchical structure to output, similar to tree
Is there a tool that is similar to tree which could be used in conjunction with echo?
I want to easily prepend hierarchical structure to output.
I know I could write it, but if a solution ("do one ...
2
votes
2answers
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How do I display a dependency chain from one package to another?
For example, I want to find out why monodevelop does depend on systemd.
apt-rdepends -r systemd shows all packages that that directly or indirectly depend on systemd:
$ apt-rdepends --dotty -r ...
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votes
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The reverse of `tree` - reconstruct file and directory structure from text file contents?
We all know we can use tree to get a nicely formatted text "visualization" of the structure of a directory; say:
$ tree -spugD /usr/include/boost/accumulators/numeric/
/usr/include/boost/accumulators/...
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votes
2answers
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utf-8 sequence in the console
when I perform the "tree" command in the console, here's what I've got :
.
├── Annexe\ 1\ -\ Sch\303\251ma\ global\ de\ la\ base\ de\ donn\303\251es.raw
...
The result is composed of utf-8 ...
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votes
2answers
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“tree” command output with “pure” (7-bit) ASCII output
The "tree" command uses nice box-drawing characters to show the tree but I want to use the output in a "code-page-neutral" context (I know that really there's always a code page, but by restricting it ...
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vote
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How to create a kernel source tree?
I am reading a book on creating drivers on Linux, I do not have too much experience with Linux, I have installed a quite a few distros before but I have always used windows as my main operating system....
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Filesystem content inspection GUI (like gconf-/dconf-editor)?
Within, for instance, /sys/kernel/debug/tracing, the kernel makes many settings available as files, whose contents should be read in order to see what that setting is. Of course, typing cat /sys/...
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Edit tree to output in custom format?
I'd like to get a custom output from the tree command, but unlike this question, I don't have a fixed format. I'd like to be able to give the command the format in an argument (for instance perhaps -f=...
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vote
1answer
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Getting tree command to not display directories
I've read through the man pages for tree but I don't know if it is possible to have tree list only the filenames for all files that appear in any recursive search of a directory.
The closest I have ...
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votes
3answers
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Can tree be used to list the number of files per level?
As title, I need to look into a particular directory and list the number of files per level. The directory is pretty large, about 10-15 levels deep. For instance, if I have the following:
D1
|
|-- ...
3
votes
1answer
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Print out file structure on Unix
Is there a way on unix to print out the file structure, like Bootstrap's getting started page?
bootstrap/
├── css/
│ ├── bootstrap.css
│ ├── bootstrap.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-theme.css
│ ├── ...
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How can I pipe colored tree result to less or more?
I get colored tree using tree -C but when I pipe it to less I get results like this:
tree public/ -C | less
How can I have colors in less in this case?
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Convert output of tree command to json format
Is there a convenient way to convert the output of the *nix command "tree" to JSON format?
Edit:
I think I didn't describe my problem well enough. My goal is to convert something like:
.
|-- dir1
| ...
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vote
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gnuclad does not change starting date
I'm using gnuclad to create a tree. The problem is that I'm not able to change the starting date. I'm using the data below, from the default example.
#,Nodes,,,,,,,,,,,,,
#,Name,Color,Parent,Start,...
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cat files in current folder and all subfolders [duplicate]
I want to cat a file in current folder and all files in all subfolders (and subsubfolders).
Here is my directory structure
$ tree
.
├── f
│ └── foo
└── yo
I want to cat foo and yo.
I've tried ...
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tree command for multiple includes and excludes
Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to filter out result as follows:
to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest)
only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, ....
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Can the UNIX command tree display only directories matching a pattern?
I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to get the UNIX command tree to display only directories that match a specific pattern.
% tree -d tstdir -P '*qm*' -L 1
tstdir
|-- d1
|-- d2
|-- qm1
|-- ...
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Can the UNIX command tree display only directories matching a pattern?
I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to get the UNIX command tree to display only directories that match a specific pattern.
% tree -d tstdir -P '*qm*' -L 1
tstdir
|-- d1
|-- d2
|-- qm1
|-- ...
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Shellscript to print a directory tree and files's contents with a nice presentation
I'm trying to write a shellscript which prints a tree-view for a specific directory and it's subdirs to pdf via latex, as well as the titles and contents of all scripts contained within that primary ...
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How do we specify multiple ignore patterns for `tree` command?
I need to print the directory structure of our production system and I would like to remove some specific directories from the tree?
How do we specify multiple ignore patterns for tree command?
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Print size of directory content with tree command in tree 1.5?
I like tree it's a nice way to display my files and the size of folders/directories. But the -h option only shows the size of the directory, not it's contents.
/media/
├── [ 16K] 64D9-E862
│ ├── [...
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votes
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Interactive tree command
Is there any version of tree command that displays file structure as a tree structure, but in a way that I can interactively walk trough?
Why do I need it exactly - I am trying to simulate TextMate ...
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Is there a way to disable wget from getting files from parent directories to given depth?
wget has such option as -np which disables getting files from any parent directory. I need something similar but a bit more flexible. Consider:
www.foo.com/bar1/bar2/bar3/index.html
I would like to ...
